Asia Village

Solid spot for asian eats! We've been coming here for quite a few years now. With prices on the rise, Asia Village keeps their prices reasonable with large portions. Really great spot for family-style sharing! We like ordering:-beef chow fun-salted egg shrimp (but you can also just get pumpkin). The shrimp provides some more texture.Parking is usually pretty easy in the plaza.Also a solid spot for takeout.Excited to go back when I get a chance :D

Quality/Quantity - Crab Meat and Fish Maw Soup - What a great start. Good flavors and with generous quantities.Braised E-Fu Noodle with lobster - One of their specials. Not sure if it was a whole lobster, because it sure did NOT look like it. Minimum noodles and minimum flavor. Sadly we had leftovers, not because they were generous in size, but because no one fought to eat it...Spicy Seafood with Tofu - Home run! Amazing flavors, and spicy. We ordered mild, but this was spicy (in a good way) and had good flavors. Probably the best of all the dishes.Scallion Chicken - Half size. Fairly plain. If it came with a ginger sauce it might have taken this dish to the next level. Smaller size chicken, not meaty.Sauteed Pea Sprout - Good flavors and quality. Fresh.Beef Chow Fun - Good flavors, generous portions, and with very tender beef.Ice Honey Lemon - Complimentary drink with every 3 entrees ordered. Tasted exactly like the name...We ordered 3 of the 6 specials, but only liked the soup.Atmosphere -Small local restaurant.Open 7 days a week from 11am to 9pm.Decent bathrooms; had both a men's and women's bathroom.Plenty of mall parking.Service - 5 stars, good attentive service.Price - $153 + tip.Owner Comment - Congrats to the current owner for the last 7 years and to the previous owner for the previous 30 years.

An improved experience this evening. Was out with my son who lives a half mile away now from this establishment. the two of us ordered the six spring rolls, appetizer, hot and sour soup, beef, chow mein, and sweet-and-sour chicken. It was a huge amount of food for two people, and probably took home about two meals worth in leftovers. Service was friendly. Atmosphere is simple and clean. I thought the dishes were very tasty and I could not really imagine a criticism except for maybe the spring rolls which were just good and maybe a smidge mushy on the inside.Would certainly return.

pleasantly surprised. walked in for pickup and there were lots of older chinese aunties/uncles in store. 干炒牛河 could've had more wok hei but overall pretty good and one order alone would be enough for 3 meals. wonton noodle soup was bland throughout and noodles were too overcooked. order also came with a free lemon black tea. would be back for 干炒牛河 and other stir fry dishes.

A hole-in-the-wall mom-and-pop Chinese restaurant, Asia Village serves many Cantonese-style dishes. It is tucked away in an old plaza to the left of a UFC gym. SERVICE Good but mediocre at best. It depends on the day. The staff will make eye contact at the entrance to seat you immediately. FOOD * Sauteed Snow Pea Leaves: My SO and I love this dish. It's simple, delicious, and good for you. I wouldn't say I liked all the cloves of garlic thrown in. It would have been better if they were mashed or minced to extract the full garlicky flavor of the dish. Other than that, the snow pea leaves were sauteed to perfection. * Honey-glazed walnut Prawns: Delicious! This is a favorite dish of mine, and it did not disappoint. * Sesame Chicken: The chicken was breaded lightly and had an excellent meat-to-breading ratio. It was made fresh, so the chicken was crispy and tender inside. The sesame sauce is light and not overwhelmingly sweet. I loved that it was served on a bed of steamed broccoli. * Stir-fried string Beans with Beef: Tasty! The string beans were stir-fried to perfection, and the beef was tender and flavorful. Overall, Asia Village is a good cuisine to get popular Cantonese dishes. The price is right, and the portions are plentiful. I always end up with leftovers for lunch the next day whenever we dine here.

What a great find! It's right next to the ufc gym. We came here to get some takeout after our workout. Right when it opened at 11:00, the place already had 2 tables and a ton of takeout ready to go. I ordered:Signature hand shredded chicken -- it had a bit of lettuce so it's served cold like a salad. The chicken is very well seasoned , delicious like Chinese poached chicken. Singapore vermicelli-- it came with petite shrimp that is tender and crisp. Great flavor and very authentic overall. Dry sautéed string beans - very tender and perfectly cooked. Overall delicious and very authentic Chinese restaurant! You also get a free iced lemon tea. Very similar to the kind you get at a Hong Kong coffee shop!

Where do I begin? This place had great food, the iced milk tea was delicious, and the serving sizes were even better! We ordered the sizzling chicken and sweet and sour pork. The inside, pretty small, but lots of seating available. The service was good, and very quick!

One of the best spots for Cantonese food in the South Bay. As someone who grew up in Southern California, I was definitely spoiled with great Cantonese food. Since moving to the Bay, I've been on the hunt for a comparable spot, and I'm so glad to say that Asia Village is it! I stopped by on a Friday night around 6:45 PM and the restaurant was quite full, just a few empty tables. It's a smaller place, but it definitely feels cozy. By the time I left, there were some parties waiting. All the Cantonese being spoken really made me feel at home too. Service is typical for what you'd expect at a Chinese restaurant. For my party of two, we ordered the Salt and Pepper Pork Chops, Sichuan Dry Fried String Beans, and Salted Fish and Chicken Fried Rice. They also let us know that if you order three dishes, you get a free drink, so we went for a hot lemon honey tea, which wasn't too sweet! Other reviewers were definitely right when they said Asia Village's food isn't as oily - it's still super flavorful without being drenched in oil. Salt and Pepper Pork Chops were fried to perfection and the crispy garlic on top was a nice touch. The Sichuan Dry Fried String Beans were seasoned well and the beans were cooked well. Salted Fish and Chicken Fried Rice was generous with the salted fish, which is usually not the case at other spots! At the end, they also gave us two bowls of red bean soup for dessert. Price wise, it was around $53 before tip, which is pretty comparable to other Cantonese spots around here. I would absolutely come back and encourage you to as well if you're looking for a great place for Cantonese classics.

We ordered their beef chow fun (top left), salt and pepper chicken wings (top right), peking style pork chop (bottom) with complementary HK style lemon tea on a Friday evening for dinner. The food was good as usual, it always hit the spot. I especially love their salt and pepper chicken wings and the complimentary iced lemon tea for their to-go ordered.

This is a small family run restaurant in Sunnyvale. The food tastes good and the portion sizes are generous. Nice spot to go for an unpretentious Chinese meal.